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Former Michigan football star suffers brutal injury

Former Michigan football star Erick All just took an ugly blow to the knee.

Published

1 year ago

October 14, 2023

Michigan football, Erick All, Iowa Hawkeyes, injury

Dec 31, 2021; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Michigan Wolverines tight end Erick All (83) runs the ball against Georgia Bulldogs defensive back Dan Jackson (47) during the third quarter in the Orange Bowl college football CFP national semifinal game at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports

Over the offseason, the Iowa Hawkeyes took a pair of transfers from Ann Arbor: ex-team captains and offensive starters Cade McNamara and Erick All both headed to the Big Ten West. A few weeks ago, McNamara was injured and ruled out for the season; today, former Michigan football star Erick All suffered a brutal injury and is likely going to be sitting for quite some time — perhaps the rest of the 2023 season.

Former Michigan football star Erick All suffers brutal injury

Iowa is locked in a close battle with the Wisconsin Badgers right now — a game that could determine the Big Ten West Division Title race. That said, Iowa is now without a second Michigan football transfer: Erick All.

All, a standout on Michigan’s Big Ten title-winning team in 2021 and a team captain in 2022, suffered a brutal knee injury earlier today. The video is below; however, I will add viewer discretion, because the clip is not pretty whatsoever.

Erick All is down and he’s down bad.

The Iowa offense did NOT need this. #Hawkeyes pic.twitter.com/LCUfkBnQXu

— Cody Hills (@ByCodyHills) October 14, 2023

Additionally, the ex-Michigan football standout tight end was spotted on crutches earlier — it is widely believed that he will not be seeing the field any time soon, which is a massive blow for the Iowa Hawkeyes’ offense.

Erick All is out from halftime in street clothes and this does not look good. pic.twitter.com/5aBhrr9z42

— Mark Woodley (@MarkWoodleyTV) October 14, 2023

As we wait to know more about the injury and All’s condition, we wish all our best for the ex-Michigan football captain and current Iowa standout to have a speedy recovery and get on the field as soon as he can.

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